Grow Your Business For GOOD
What happens when your expertise has evolved, but your messaging, offers, or business no longer reflect the depth of your work? How do you create demand without producing more content, explaining more, or pushing harder? And how do you build a business that supports both the work you are here to lead and the life you want to live?
Hosted by M. Shannon Hernandez and Amy Hager, Grow Your Business for GOOD is the podcast for established experts navigating the next era of their work. Through honest conversations, strategic insight, and real business stories, each episode looks at recognition, business recalibration, sustainable growth, and what it takes to build a JoyFueled™ Business.
This is not another podcast telling you to produce more content, chase more visibility, or push harder. It is a conversation about building a business that fits the work you are here to lead and the life you want to live.
Grow Your Business For GOOD
Out-humaning Everyone Else
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What if the best way to stand out in business isn't to use the newest technology, but to become even more human?
In this episode, M. Shannon Hernandez, Amy Hager, and Meridith Grundei explore the idea of “out-humaning” everyone else in business. They talk about how AI is changing the way we communicate, why people are beginning to sound like bots, and what happens when we lose touch with our own voice.
The conversation gets into using AI as a tool without allowing it to replace human creativity, the value of slowing down, the power of long-form content, and why meaningful connection can't always happen in a 30-second reel.
Meredith also shares how she helps speakers bring more humanity to the stage through storytelling, emotional connection, improvisation, and finding a way of communicating that is uniquely their own.
This episode is a reminder that while technology may be an equalizer, the human behind the technology is what makes you different.